Why 2023 election should not hold – Mr. Tony Nnadi Esq.
By Guardian Exclusive
19 May 2022 |
5:07 am
The Coordinating Secretary of the National Indigenous Nationalities Alliance for Self-Determination (NINAS), Tony Nnadi, was in The Guardian, where he spoke on the 2023 election and why it should not hold without changing the 1999 Constitution to reflect the aspirations of different nationalities that make up the federation.
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